Sentence examples for institutionalized the role from inspiring English sources

As the announced elections approached, the government conducted a referendum on Nov. 30, 1980, on a new constitution that would have institutionalized the role of the armed forces in a "restricted democracy".

As longer-term projects such as peer mediation are institutionalized, the role of children also continues to change.

They then challenged a series of constitutional changes General Musharraf had made last year, many of which would further institutionalize the role of the military in governing the country.

Thomas Debass serves as the Acting Special Representative for Global Partnerships at the U.S. Department of State where he has played a leading role in promoting and institutionalizing the role of public private partnerships as a tool for advancing foreign policy and development objectives.

Consideration should be given to institutionalizing the role of the HRSA-funded NNSGRC, which currently offers on-site expert consultative reviews to the State newborn screening programs.

This institutionalizes the role of industry actors in UK public health policy in an unprecedented way, enhancing capacity to shape policy formulation and to deflect or delay policies that are contrary to these vested interests.

"It was an expression of resilience and audacity under politically repressive conditions," he said, noting that his center had "institutionalized the concept and role of the curator as a distinct profession, something that didn't exist previously in Armenia, as such tasks had been performed by government-appointed managers".

The changes will also institutionalize the political role of the military in politics by allotting it some seats on a newly created National Security Council.

One newspaper, The San Francisco Weekly, has even institutionalized the practice.

So how does an organization institutionalize honesty, the way so many corporations have institutionalized the suppression of it?

To accomplish this mandate, NEPA institutionalized the now-ubiquitous environmental impact statement (EIS).